January 13, 2016 at 10:59 AM
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In a landlord-tenant dispute, a court sided with the property owner.
Property owner Tom Mason claimed he signed a lease with Thomas A. Wycoff Sr. and his company, TNT Autobody Inc., to rent commercial space at 627-631 S. Dixie Highway in Pompano Beach in February 2014. TNT Autobody soon fell into arrears in rent, plaintiffs counsel claimed. Mason filed suit seeking seven months rent at the monthly rate of $4,000.
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